The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-12
PERSONAL.

Gov. MARMADUKE, of Missouri, has appointed
number of women as notaries public.
CLARA MoRRrs says she would dearly like 10
take long tour on horseback through the New
England States.
THE late Bion Bradbury was wont to say that
the best Democratic campaign document was the
Life of Andrew Jackson.
The death is recorded at PHILADELPHIA of NJ
II. de March, formerly editor of lie 6feSs10er
Franco A1lerjCdin. He was about - yearr old
a native of Paris.
HARRIET BEEcHER Stowe is aging very per-
Ceptibly She lives a quiet life in her modest
home at Hartford. To a friend she said recent
": No, write no more. have done, l have
done, have DONE
j. R. WHrPPLE, proprietor of Youngs Hotel,
Boston, has recently taken out $4,000 insurance
upon his life. OF this 100000 is life policy,
100000 is twenty years endowment, and 300
600 is fifteen years endowment.
ALEX. Il. SHEPHERD, known as the Washing
ton Boss, who has been mining in Mexico for
several years, has reached Chihuahua on his
way home. He met with an accident in one of
his mines recently and his health is very poor
Z. THOMPSON GALE who died in Troy, n Y,
Monday, left an estate valued at over $4,000, 900.
His wife, who died in 1864, was Caroline DeFor.
est, daughter of Benjamin DeForeSt formerly
one of New Iorks most prominent merchants.
IT is an interesting fact that both Stage, the
famous Yale pitcher, and Caldwell stroke of
the winning Varsity crew will devote their
lives TO the ministry. Their influence as clergy.
men will be all the greater from their success as
athletes.
p. T. BARNuM celebrated the nth anniversary
Of his birth on the Fourth of July at Waldmere,
whore he gave n clam bake to about thirty of his
children, grandchildren aud great-grandchil-
dren. Mr.; BarnIlm appcaredto be in remarkably
good health,
ACCORDING to Edmund Yates Nine. Patti
looked her former SELF when she sang in Lon
don the other night. The crowds locked to the
temple of their goddess ready to stand the
crushing heat. Nobody moved until the last
note WAS heard
NIEADvILLE pa Theological Seminary has
conferred the degree OF Batchelor of Divinity
upon Marion Murdoch, pastor Of the Unitarian
church at Humboldt, la This is the first in.
stance of the kind IN America. She is about 80
years old and very eloquent preacher
THE Weekly Dispatch, printed in Wine Ofllce
Court, Fleet street, London, L, G., calls Mrs
Cleveland the "Prcsidentess. That, says the
New York sun, is not title recognized by the
constitution or 10y any law OF etiquette, diplo-
macy, etymology or common sense. Neither is
the lady in question Mrs. President Cleveland.
She IL Mrs Cleveland.
THE eldest daughter OF tho late Gen. Worth
has been removed recently from clerkship In
the Quartermaster Generals Office in Washing
ton Miss Worth is about % years OF age, quite
feeble, and she has been in the government
service great many years. She has no means
of support and It IS understood that hor re-
moval is serious blow 10 her. Her father was
one OF the leading figures in the war of 1919 and
In the Mexican war, =. tt1.
WILLIAM WAYNE, a descendant of Mad An.
thony" Wayne, presided at the annual meeting
OF the Society OF the Cincinnati which was held
in Philadelphia Monday. The society has in It's
possession a fund OF si2S 900 for the ereotion of
q statue 10 George Washington. The site for the
statue is ON bold promontory overlooking
Girard avenue bridge where il, crosses the
Schuylkill George W Chds has been elected
an honorary member of the society.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND lunches at . o'clock
every afternoon. From the lunch table he goes
back To his office and remains until 3 o'clock,
working literally with his sleeves rolled up, and
disposing af the business which has accumli-
lated during the meruing. AT o'clock the
President ana his wife take drive, usually
going out TO Oak Wow. Dinner Is served at the
White House az Z O'Clock. Generally the Pres-
dent spends his evenings at his desk aud never
rytGoS before midnight.